Snoring Ruins Cognitive Function – How to Regain It

Snoring Ruins Cognitive Function – How to Regain It

by | May 26, 2019

Snoring is one of the greatest indicators of sleep apnea, and sleep apnea has long been proven to cause cognitive impairment. So, the question is: If you feel like your memory is not as good as it used to be, can you regain it by tackling your snoring and sleep apnea....
Weird Sleep Apnea Myth Busted

Weird Sleep Apnea Myth Busted

by | May 18, 2019

Sleep apnea is notoriously difficult to self-diagnose since you are, by definition, not awake when the breathing pauses occur. Similarly, snoring is often associated with sleep apnea but it’s not a clear diagnosis. Researchers have always believed that daytime...
Snoring Causes a Sudden Death in Healthy People

Snoring Causes a Sudden Death in Healthy People

by | Apr 23, 2019

A new study published in the journal ERJ Open Research sheds some light on a baffling question. Why are healthy people all over the world dropping dead from a heart attack without any sign of heart injuries or abnormalities? And the only sign that something is wrong...
Snoring Causes Alzheimer’s (new study)

Snoring Causes Alzheimer’s (new study)

by | Apr 6, 2019

New Mayo Clinic research has some terrifying results for those who snore. It’s not been published yet, but it will be at the American Academy of Neurology’s 71st Annual Meeting in Philadelphia in the middle of the year. We have, however, obtained their...
The Easiest Way to Separate Snorers from Sleep Apneas

The Easiest Way to Separate Snorers from Sleep Apneas

by | Mar 30, 2019

Most people with sleep apnea go undiagnosed for a prolonged period of time… and sometimes they are never diagnosed. This is not good as it is a life-threatening disease in many different ways. If you snore loudly, it’s very likely you suffer sleep apnea – even...
Snoring and Sleep Apnea Destroys This Brain Function

Snoring and Sleep Apnea Destroys This Brain Function

by | Mar 22, 2019

Sleep apnea causes numerous health issues. That’s well documented. Snoring (without a sleep apnea diagnosis) has been proven to be less dangerous but can still cause many of the health issues that sleep apnea is responsible for – just on a milder level. So...